When I grow up I want to be... One of the harvesters of the sea...
I haven't updated in awhile, so I figure it's time to do so.
Halo 2 was beaten the second day I had it... I've beaten it on every difficulty level now, and I must say, it is an amazing game.
And so others know, if you like Primus as much as I do, their new DVD "Halluco-genetics" came out yesterday. I've watched it 3 times already, probably going to watch it several more times this week. It is an amazing concert. Seeing Les Claypool play bass, is worth the 15 bucks for the DVD. I've learned soooooo much about playing the bass just watching it. Since yesterday, I've actually learned 3 entirePrimus songs, not just certain parts. So far, I've learned "Golden Boy," "American Life," and "To Defy the Laws of Tradition." I'm feeling like bass is going to become my instrument of choice, with synth taking second place. I'm planning on buying a new bass soon, and getting some guys (and/or gals, whichever are available) who want to get an actual band together, who want to make some serious avant-rock music, and start playing some shows. I really think this is what I want to do with my life. I mean, sure, it feels childish saying "When I grow up I wanna be in a band!" But I feel like you can't deny yourself of what you want in life. Am I wrong in feeling this?
Only thing I ask from you, my friends, is your support.
And if any of you want to do something musically together, lemme know. I'm always up for jamming it out.
...and my fingers are killing me. Callouses don't feel good.]
Halo 2 was beaten the second day I had it... I've beaten it on every difficulty level now, and I must say, it is an amazing game.
And so others know, if you like Primus as much as I do, their new DVD "Halluco-genetics" came out yesterday. I've watched it 3 times already, probably going to watch it several more times this week. It is an amazing concert. Seeing Les Claypool play bass, is worth the 15 bucks for the DVD. I've learned soooooo much about playing the bass just watching it. Since yesterday, I've actually learned 3 entirePrimus songs, not just certain parts. So far, I've learned "Golden Boy," "American Life," and "To Defy the Laws of Tradition." I'm feeling like bass is going to become my instrument of choice, with synth taking second place. I'm planning on buying a new bass soon, and getting some guys (and/or gals, whichever are available) who want to get an actual band together, who want to make some serious avant-rock music, and start playing some shows. I really think this is what I want to do with my life. I mean, sure, it feels childish saying "When I grow up I wanna be in a band!" But I feel like you can't deny yourself of what you want in life. Am I wrong in feeling this?
Only thing I ask from you, my friends, is your support.
And if any of you want to do something musically together, lemme know. I'm always up for jamming it out.
...and my fingers are killing me. Callouses don't feel good.]